Nisargadatta Maharaj
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Sep 12, 2026
Rupert SpiraGUEST
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Rupert SpiraGUEST
Nisargadatta and Ramana Maharshi.
Rupert SpiraGUEST
So, so ...
Rupert SpiraGUEST
But by night I was, I was studying and, um, contemplating and thinking and meditating and reading, and, and by day I was working in my, i- in my studio, yes.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I, I read about by a, a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian, uh, sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the nineteen nineties.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Angelo DilulloHOST
It's what is naturally revealed when the subtraction is adequate.
Angelo DilulloHOST
Or as Nisargadatta said, "When you regress properly, there will just be the needle on the track, the needle in the groove.
Angelo DilulloHOST
There'll just be the texture of presence appearing however it's appearing, including as a thought.
Angelo DilulloHOST
It's okay." So we can practice non-resistance.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I, I read about by a, a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian, uh, sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the nineteen-nineties.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I, I read about by a, a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian, uh, sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the nineteen-nineties.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I read about by a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the 1990s.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I, I read about by a, a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian, uh, sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the nineteen nineties.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I, I read about by a, a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian, uh, sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the nineteen-nineties.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I read about by a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the 1990s.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
Ed SpinaGUEST
There are no human instruments you can develop to ever measure things that small.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And this matches one of the mystic teachings that I read about by a sage, Nisargadatta Maharaj, who was an Indian sage.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He died, I think, in the 1990s.
Ed SpinaGUEST
He wrote a book called I Am That, which is a classic.
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